Hip-Hop History
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Hip-Hop History Orlando Anderson, the man accused of killing Tupac, recorded a full album and even appeared in the music video for Mel-Low's "Blaze It Up" ft. Redman.
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Music On the 25th anniversary of Jay-Z's "Reasonable Doubt," DJ Clark Kent talks to Apple Music and shares secrets about Hov's classic debut album.
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Music Hit-Boy praises the emotional vulnerability of Benny The Butcher and Nipsey Hussle, the only two artists to have cried in his studio.
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Music Daz Dillinger takes it back to the Dogg Pound Gangsta Clicc heydey with a classic throwback pic of him, Kurupt, and Dr. Dre.
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Numbers Joey Bada$$ celebrates "the best song he ever made" going gold with a lengthy post on his IG page.
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Hip-Hop History Akon speaks about why he passed on signing Drake, claiming that his demo tape sounded like Eminem.
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Hip-Hop History Death Row Records celebrates 30 years with their first-ever online store including merch, vinyl, cassettes, NFTs, and more.
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Music The collaboration that never was.
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Music Fabolous took a moment to celebrate the thirteenth anniversary of his fourth studio album "From Nothin To Somethin."
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Hip-Hop History Ice T kept that Ryde Or Die energy.
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Hip-Hop History Snoop Dogg was riding shotgun with Tupac Shakur as they arrived at the American Music Awards in 1996.
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Hip-Hop History An underground classic celebrates its birthday.
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Mitch Findlay